Hexagon Easel Card

It's time for a 'trendy' challenge at Pretty Paper Studio. 

The challenge is pretty simple and exciting.  

To play along:

• Just make a scrapbook page or a card  with  TRIANGLES and/or HEXAGONS on it.
• The project has to be new, made after this challenge was posted. 
• Share it in Pretty Paper Studio's Challenge #7: Triangles and Hexagons Album in Facebook Group 
•  Deadline: August 15, 2012.
• Winner will receive AED25 gift voucher prize from Pretty Paper Studio's store.

Surely this will bring out everyone's creativity.

I do however some sad news. This will be my last project for PPS as I will be leaving as a Design Team member. I just want to create for fun for the meantime. It's been a pleasure to know and work with PPS pretty and talented design team members. It's been a journey, short perhaps but one that I will always remember.

Anyway, as for my inspiration in this challenge I have created an Hexagon Easel Card. 

It has bits of triangles in it too.

 Thank You So Much

This is  my first time to make an hexagon  easel card and had so much fun creating it.

I choose the 'Thank You So Much' sentiment from Hero Arts 

as a way to show my appreciation for the time as DT with PPS.
I have pre-order this stamp from PPS earlier this year.

This how the card looks when it is close or folded.

  a close up of the card front...

a close up inside the card...

You may wonder where to write the message.

The center hexagon inside or bottom can be opened 

to reveal a space for writing personal messages.

The butterfly was positioned to hold it close.

 

Supplies:

Cardstock - Kraft, Canson; Paper - Bo Bunny Ambrosia Pad, MME 6x6 Vanity Fair Pad;

Stamp - Hero Arts (Arts of the Card); Inks - Memento Tuxedo Black, Copic BV11; 

Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist Sun Sisters; 

Dies - Spellbinders Foliage, Die-namics Fancy Flourish; Punch - EK Success;

Embellishments - Rose & Fabric Flower (from stash); Brads; Rhinestones

 

I hope I have inspired you with this hexagon easel card.

Cheers,

irene